Order-hoop holder



Dec. 19, 1922. 1,439,557. 0. F. KLOETZEH.

ORDER HOOP HOLDER.

man MAR. 2a. 192|.

NVENTOR ATI'CRNEY 'rareeieenee tatiana, 7 l i hdfd,

arrives .erger rr OTTO F. KLOETZER, GF WASHNGTON, INDAAQ ORDER-HOOP `HOLDER.

Application filed March 28, 192,1.4 Serial No. 456,343. i

T all whom t may concern.' between the arin 5 and block 4.-. The arm 5 55.

Be it known that i, Orro F. Knonrznn, has its outer end 6 reduced in diameter and a citizen of ythe United States, residing at hollow to receive therein the handle 7 of ivashington, in the county of Daviess and the order hoop structure 8 shown in Fig. 4.

State ofklndiana, have invented new and the drawingu and more specifically illususeful improvements in Ordereiioop Holdtrated and described in my companion ap- 60 ers, or' which the following is aspeciication. plication filed July l0, 1920, Serial No.

This invention relates to a holder or sup- 395,226; The end or the handle 7 is slipped port for order hoops, such as used in de-l or iorced into the-end ot the tubular re- 10 livering orders from telegraphers to passduced section G yci: the arm 5 and the arm ing railroad trains and an object of the in- 5 is supported in position to permit an enf 6 5 vention is to provide an order hoop holder gineer 'or conductor on a passing train to adapted to he mounted alongside a railroad graspy the hoop or the order holder structrack adjacent a station tor holding order ture 8, Without slowing down the train. To

i5 carrying hoops in position to he convenassist theguide structure 2 in supporting iently reached by engineers and conductors the arrn 5 asupport 9 ris provided which is 70 oiivpassing trains vand to hold in such a pivotally connected asv shown at l0 to the .manner as to eliminate the necessity ot arm 5 intermediate the ends of the latter slowing-down the train to receive the orders and which support has its lovver portion and also eliminate, to a material extent, the spread providing spaced lugs ll.

` rislr to the engineer and conductor and also By means of the longitudinal slot 3 in 75 to the stationman which is usually continthe link 2 the arni 5 may he supported at gent with the handling of orders to a passvarious elevations as required to properly ing train, f position an order hoop carried therehyto Another object'of the invention is to prohe conveniently reached by a person on a vide an order hoop holder as specified parf passing train and it Will also permit adjust- 80 ticularly designed for holding the order nient of arm into position for placing hoops and holders as disclosed in the appli- 'the handle or the order hoop in reduced cation iled by Ine on July l0, 1920, Serial tubular end 6. When not in use, the entire No. 395,325, which holder is simple in condevice is swung over out of an operative struction and may he easily loperated to position and to he out of they Way of per- 85 move it into or out of operative position.y sons on the platform A. l ,y

Other objects et the invention will appear It is, of course, to he understood that the in the following detailed description and invention may he constructed inr various in the accompanying drawing wherein: other manners and the parts associated in Fig: l is a side elevation oi the improved different relations and, therefore, i. do 'not 90 order hoop holder, desire to helimted in any manner except as l? 2 a top plan oi the holder. set i'orth in the claims l'iereunto appended. lfig; 3 jg a section 0n the line of .Having thusdescrihed my invention what Y' 40 Fig. l. l claim is:

Fig. et is a side elevation of the order hoop l. In. an order yhoop holder, a support .95 used in connection with the improved holder. coniprising` a guide supported at an incline,

Referring more particularly to the drawa block `slidahle in said guide, a hoop suping the improved holder for order hoops porting arm pivotaily carried hysaid block.

comprises a support l mountedupon a sta- K 2. in an 'order hoop holder, support 'ion plat-form as indicated at A and which comprising a guide supported at an incline, 100 carries a substantially ololong shaped guide a block slidabie in said guide, a hoop sup'- 2, the said guide 'heing supported in an insorting arin'plvotaliy carried hy said hloc clined position and provided with 'a longiand a support pivotally connected to said ..cinally extending slot 3 in which is slidarm iinterrnediateits ends, said arm-having.;`

ably seated a block 4:. Asupporting arm its free end longitudinally bored to receive `105 5 is pivotally connected to the block 4land the handie of the order hoop. j

"t preferably has its end adjacent the hlocls: ln testimony whereof li afrniv signature.

irh'ed to permit secure and firm connection l 'O'iTO F. KLOETZER. 

